mr. greenspan have taken steps to say they would modify their proposal. unfortunately, that came out to late for those of us who have serious concerns to really see it, so i would strongly urge that you issue a continuance so that the school and the neighbors who have concerns can understand what the changes are that are being proposed. i'm not sure that simply changing the window treatment is really sufficient to get the planning department to change its previous recommendation 180 degrees, so i assume there are more things in the changes that were made, but with the very little amount of time we had to see the documentation, it's hard to know that, so with open government and transparency, i urge that you consider that, a continuance i think would be the way to go. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is claudia person, i live in 1857, 27u, i've been living there since 1970, i'm 86 now, and it's very difficult for me to go to walgreens 7 blocks down, 7 blocks up, that's 14 blocks. i will appreciate very much if cvs

mr. greenspan spoke eloquently about the elderly in the neighborhood and they didn't even -- there weren't enough chairs for themfinger nrfs a young man would was in the middle of chemo treatment because he stood because he was well trained for the elderly and he had to leave early, this whole notion thae ear bringing some vitality to lovely quiet little neighborhood that doesn't need it and is happy as it is, i just find absurd, plus the numbers are completely off on the pros and cons that we have secured and i know one of my colleagues will present that. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hello, everyone. my name is lily shoul dice, the feeling among those paying attention in our neighborhood is that this project will be conveniently railroaded through the process at a time with some of the most vocal opponents of this project may not be available. such as the concerned parent and is faculty of the french school directly across the street, more cynical minds might conclude the time of this appeal was contrived. at the very least, a continuance of this hearing is warranted and deserved especi

mr. greenspan redefined the notion to tinker out recessions. tried to tinker out everything.to get the jobs back versus what used to be 11. that's what the bond market's not happy about. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much, rick. i know a lot of people counting the months, you included. we appreciate it. >>> is this the next govern fornovember california? neel on his vision for the golden state. >>> king james sidelined with the cramps last night. the twitter account for gatorade having fun with james and sponsored by powerade and tweeting the person cramping wasn't our athlete. our athletes can take the heat. what is your response? tweet us. we'll air the best responses a little later on this hour. stay tuned. and if i tap my geico app here i can pay my bill. tap it here, digital insurance id card. and tap it here, boom, roadside assistance. on'tday ooklay, it's axwellmay. the igpay? otallytay. take an icturepay! onephay, onephay! really, pig latin? [ male announcer ] geico. anywhere, anytime. just an aptay away on the geico appay. [ male announcer ] geico. anywhere, a

mr. greenspan from the other arab they went after the treasury secretary in the 20s and mr. 30s mr. morgan paul did that and he ordered his staff newgistics ordered his lawyers to go after mr. melvin just because it kind of felt good. very grason and political. one secretary brings down another. i was going to say the newspapers noticed this. they were less progressive and less left-leaning than they are today and they fought back quite a bit since the new deal. >> host: how did the tax code change? >> guest: well, the great achievement was to bring down the wartime tax levels. the taxes have gone quite high. coolidge and harding and even wilson about the taxes down to the top marginal rate of 25%. 25% is often they think 25. then already under cooper because of the trouble and the downturn after 29 it went up into the 60s and roosevelt pushed it even higher so that i don't know, when our parents were younger it was in the '90s come even 1950s the top marginal rate many of us look at was in the '90s and roosevelt said no 25% of the have to pay more. he also liked whil both taxes. th